What do you thing outsourcing our young people means? Giving them away, 'selling your kids off to businesses'
What issues does Ben bring up with his use of porn and his opinion of girls? He thinks porn girls are 'perfection,' high standards, wants girls to be like girls in porn - addicted/ routine
Nichola Negroponte network can't be destroyed, didn't expect it to be so big/ global
What does he say was the issue not considered when the digital world was invented? Globalisation
What are the chat and webcam games they play? Get the girls naked
Dr Norman Doidge - what does he think young people now think of sex? Sexisfying themselves, 'young guys think sex is about ejaculating in a girls face'
How has the sense of love been ruined according to teen? Can't see a girl for a personality
40% of teenagers what? More time online with friends than in real life
Nicholas Carr - his argument about adapting is? Adults are just as obsessed online as kids, when you adapt to something it changes you
90% of the data has been created in the last 2 years
What was the female teen's relationship with her phone? Constantly obsessive
Effects of dopamine - chemical of thrill, makes you want more / addiction
Professor Luis Van Ohn - what testing are they doing? To what effect? Everything to improve, stats for websites and makes you want to come back
How many times do we look at our phone on average throughout the day? 150-200
Jimmy Whale - what are companies trying to get from 18-34 people with money? How are they targeting these individuals? Check history then sell data to others
How many hours does A Level students spend on Xbox and how many on YouTube? 5 on Xbox, 2 on Youtube
What does she say about humans and ease? Ease is something we desire and want, no dead time
Patrick Bellanca - EA sports designer - what does he think gamers want? Audio interaction, real experience
How do video games become irresistible? User happy, levels, competitions, socialising
What is the difference between younger users and older users? Attention span, reading a paragraph - younger readers can only read a sentence
Eddie Izzard and terms and conditions - issue? Excessive, no one reads them
What you choose to like on Facebook determines your sexuality 88% with accuracy
The glorification of sharing what you watch, read, listen to etc is causing instant advertisement of self
Sense of self distort yourself, deluded presence online
Data gathering
How many piece of content are shared on Facebook every day? 2.5 billion files
Professor Clifford Nass - how do the websites tell you who you are? What are the negative effects of this? Told friends, websites, companies
How many YouTube videos are uploaded an hour/day? 100 hours a minute
What has Tobuscus done? How has he become a celebrity? YouTube comedy clips
Julian Assange - the internet is the greatest spying machine ever developed
Most valuable technological companies are: Apple, £400 billion
How do Google make money if we don't seem to be giving it any? What do they know about us? Selling info (IP address, websites)
How is Facebook evil according to blogger? Giant behaviourist casino
What has been their link with US Security? Data requests to range of social media, 64000 requests for data
Tom, 15 and Twitter what's his story and what's his idea of a boyfriend/ relationship? Homophobias, online boyfriend
What does the three generation study in England tell us? Where students go, Facebook is better than nothing
Bullying and the internet. Thomas 14 --> Suicide over internet bullying
What is technology replacing? Face to face conversations
What companies declined to be interviewed? Facebook, Google, Blackberry, Twitter, Yahoo and Apple
"80% of young people think they are more likely to get away with bullying online than in real life"
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